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Matrix Development Group recently secured 37,000 square feet in new leases, expansion and renewals at One Riverfront Plaza in Newark.

PITTSBURGH – A state court judge has approved the taking of a deposition from the perpetrator of a drunk driving accident that killed the plaintiff’s 23-year-old daughter, a deposition which will take place while the subject defendant remains incarcerated.

The chair of Freeman Mathis & Gary LLP's Newark, New Jersey, office was physically aggressive toward an opposing attorney during a settlement conference in a suit over a mortgage agreement, that attorney told a New Jersey federal magistrate judge.

Two commercial rezoning requests delayed since December are on the agenda for the Fayette County Commission this coming Thursday. One is for 13 currently undeveloped acres fronting on Ga. Highway […]

PHILADELPHIA – A local man who claimed that he was racially targeted at his place of business during his janitorial shifts and that his employer did nothing to remedy the series of events despite his making multiple reports of said discriminatory behavior, has settled his case.

PITTSBURGH – A local man reiterates that he was subjected to a hostile work environment, including epithets made against his Jewish heritage and that he was fired when he made complaints about the offending behavior – and wants to see the case moved to Allegheny County’s Commerce and Complex Litigation Center.

In a new court filing, a former North Central High School theater director denies he verbally, physically, and sexually abused students.

PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh wine distributor denies that he created a hostile work environment that intimidated and harassed employees, including a local man who alleged he was the target of anti-Semitic epithets and was retaliated against when he reported such behavior.

By law companies can no longer rely just on a positive blood test, so they're looking for signs like glassy eyes and excessive yawning.

By law companies can no longer rely just on a positive blood test, so they're looking for signs like glassy eyes and excessive yawning.